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Integrating Campus Security into Environmental DesignApril 6, 2018

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Performance Inspired Design \\ Incomparable Service

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Credit(s) earned on completion of this course will be reported to AIA CES for AIA members. Certificates of Completion for both AIA members and non-AIA members are available upon request.

This course is registered with AIA CES for continuing professional education. As such, it does not include content that may be deemed or construed to be an approval or endorsement by the AIA of any material of construction or any method or manner ofhandling, using, distributing, or dealing in any material or product._______________________________________Questions related to specific materials, methods, and services will be addressed at the conclusion of this presentation.


• Understand the basic components that are essential for inclusion in the General Sheets in a construction document set.

• Review the basic process for conducting a code review.• Define the critical components that are to be shown on Life Safety Plans.• Identify the connection between the UL details and the life safety plans.

Learning Objectives


Agenda

1. Safety and Security Concepts

2. Fort Bend Safety and Security Case Study

3. Safety and Security Activity

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Why are we here…


Gun Related K-12 Non Accidental Incidents – 2018 Alone

March 20: Lexington Park, MarylandMarch 7: Birmingham, AlabamaFebruary 14: Parkland, FloridaFebruary 9: NashvilleFebruary 5: Oxon Hill, MarylandFebruary 1: Los AngelesJanuary 31: PhiladelphiaJanuary 23: Benton, KentuckyJanuary 22: Italy, Texas


2017 School Gun Incidents


2017 K-12 Gun Incidents


2017 K-12 Gun Homicides


Weekly Gun Incident Rates for Children 12 and Under


Homicides at School from 1992 – 2014 Students 5-18

https://nces.ed.gov/pubs2017/2017064.pdf


Total Homicides from 1992 – 2014 Students 5-18

https://nces.ed.gov/pubs2017/2017064.pdf


Process and Products


• Mitigation• Safety & Security Committee• Safety & Security Assessment

• Preparedness• Emergency Operations or Safety & Security Plan• Procedures & Training/Drills• Facility Design

• Response• Implement the Plan• Notification• Staff/Student Unification & Release

• Recovery• Emotional/Physical Health Needs• Continuity of Operations• After-Action Review & Corrective Action Plan

Phases of School Safety Plan

Texas Unified School Safety and Security Standards by Texas School Safety Center at Texas State University


• Prevention/Mitigation• Safety & Security Committee• Safety & Security Assessment

• Preparedness• Emergency Operations or Safety & Security Plan• Procedures & Training/Drills• Facility Design

• Response• Implement the Plan• Notification• Staff/Student Unification & Release

• Recovery• Emotional/Physical Health Needs• Continuity of Operations• After-Action Review & Corrective Action Plan

Phases of School Safety Plan

Texas Unified School Safety and Security Standards by Texas School Safety Center at Texas State University


• There are many different threats or hazards.

• The probability that a specific hazard will impact your school is hard to determine.

• It is important to consider many different threats and hazards and the likelihood they will occur.

All Hazards


Concentric Circles of Security


Perimeter Control


Perimeter Control

Fiber optic intrusion detection system


Guard Shack


Vehicle Barriers


Landscaping


Lighting


Security Cameras - Site


Building Perimeter


Facade


Entries


Windows


Window Film


Lighting


Entry Cameras


Access Control


Video Phone to Enter


Interior


Secure Vestibule


Secure Vestibule

1. Bandit Barrier transaction counter

2. Direct View to Entrance

3. Electronic Unlock4. BR Glass 5. Second Secure Door6. Security Cameras

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“Bandit Barrier”


Gates in Corridors


Passive Security


No Doors at Restrooms


Bullet Resistant Panels


Sound Triggered Alerts


Weapon Signature Radar Detection System


Blinds / Shades / Curtains


Door Light Covers


Classroom Shelter


Locks


Door Stops


Operations• Training• Communication• Drills• Preparation

Student / Faculty / Staff / Visitors / Parents

Personal Defense• BR Backpacks


Case Study - Fort Bend ISD

• Safety & Security Committee• Safety & Security Master Plan• Safety Drills & Training• Safety Conversations/Videos• Student Crime Stoppers hotline at

281-491-TIPS (8477)• Counseling Resources• 2014 Bond Security Upgrades

including Secure Vestibules, Card Readers, Security Cameras, Video Intercom Systems, and Emergency Generators


Case Study - Fort Bend ISD – Neill Elementary School

• Richmond, TX• 850 students• 124,000 Square Feet• Opened Fall 2017


Case Study – Site Perimeter

1. Perimeter Fencing2. Playground Fencing3. Signage4. Site Lighting5. Security Cameras6. Landscape



1. Perimeter Fencing2. Playground Fencing

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3. Signage-Visible School Name-Marquee w/ address-Directional

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4. Lighting-Building, parking & courtyards5. Security Cameras

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6. Landscape-Low native plants

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Case Study – Building Perimeter

1. Prominent Front Entry2. Controlled Secondary

Entries3. Card Access/Intrusion

Detection4. Window Film5. Visual Security



1. Prominent Front Entry2. Minimal & Controlled

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4. Window Film-All Exterior Doors-Secure Vestibule-High Impact Areas



5. Visual Security-Main Entrance-Playgrounds-Parking-Corners/Nooks

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Case Study – Interior – Secure Vestibule1. Window Film2. Transaction Window3. Visual Security4. Card Access/Door

Release5. Video Phone6. Security Cameras7. Restroom/Drinking

Fountain

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Case Study – Interior

1. Security Cameras2. Joint-Use Features3. Visual Security4. Emergency Generator5. Panic Button



1. Security Cameras-All Building Entries-All Corridors-All Stairs-Media Center-Cafeteria-Gymnasium-Extended Day-Accessible on network throughout the district via centralized recording software

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2. Joint-Use Features-Public vs Private-Admin/Classrooms Secured-Separate HVAC-Roll Down Door

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3. Visual Security-No Restroom Doors-Windows into Main Street-Windows at Classrooms-Door Lites-Open Stairs



4. Emergency Generator-Natural Gas generator powering critical equipment in power failure including IT rooms, lighting, security cameras, paging system, card readers, freezer/cooler, and fire alarm system

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5. Panic Button-Under counter duress button to notify security personnel at Reception, principal’s office, and secretary’s office

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Case Study – Classroom

1. Visual Security-Door Lites w/ Cover-Glass walls w/ Curtain


Case Study – Classroom2. Hardware


Case Study – Classroom

3. Communication-Campus wide public address intercom system for individual classrooms or campus wide announcements/bells-Two-way communication in classrooms without use of phone handset


Case Study – Student

• Policy & Procedure

• Staff/Student Training

• Lockdown Drills


The Safety & Security Activity


Safety & Security ActivityDirections1. Choose a plan

1. Valley Oaks Elementary School2. Earl Warren Elementary School3. Dickinson Junior High School4. Dawson High School5. Bryan ISD Transportation Facility

2. Use the pins with icons to show location of each safety/security measure

3. Choose a representative to present your safety/security plan to the group


• BR Window

• BR Door

• Access Controlled Point

• Camera / Phone• Wild Card

Icons

• Passive Security

• Security

• Camera

• Light

• Alarm


Conclusions / Questions

Thank You!Questions?

Jeff Chapman, PBK [email protected] Quigley, PBK [email protected] David Rider, FBISD [email protected]

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